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Previous proposed lease sales in Cook Inlet have had the caveat that they could be canceled for lack of interest. This time, the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management has to hold the sale — no matter what.

A woman who traveled to all 50 states collecting stories of kindness returned to Homer over the summer to compile them into a book.

The City of Homer unveiled a newly remodeled park earlier Wednesday, a project that’s been more than a decade in the making.

Hundreds of people gathered last week on the Homer Spit to remember Charlie Kirk, the conservative activist and founder of Turning Point USA, who was assassinated earlier this month in Utah.

One year ago, on October 17, 2019, Anesha Duffy Murnane walked out of her home on Main Street and has not been heard from since. Homer Police and Alaska…

Bunnell Street Arts Center brings thespians and puppeteers from Sandglass Theater, a performance venue in Putney, Vermont to Homer as artists in residence for September and October with a performance of their work “Feral” at Pier One Theatre from September 19th-21st. Emilie Springer spoke with Artistic Director Shoshana Bass about her thoughts on puppetry, history of her home theater and what the show is offering this weekend.

Kids from across southcentral Alaska met in Kenai over the weekend as part of the Native Youth Olympics (NYO) to stick pull, one-foot-kick and seal hop…

Cook Inletkeeper is turning 20 this year. The Homer-based non-profit focuses on water conservation and ecology for the Cook Inlet region. They’ve come a…

The State of Alaska reported 27 new cases of COVID-19 yesterday -- the largest single day increase since the pandemic struck the state. The report came…

Two years in, gun suppliers are still seeing high demand across the U.S. for both firearms and ammunition, driven in part by panic buying from gun owners.At one gun store in Soldotna, spikes in sales often line up with things that are happening thousands of miles away.